Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Marketisation and
selection policies
- A-to-C economy and
education triage
- Schools
need good
league tables
- Resources
focus on those
who can
achieve A to C
- Process called
the education
triage
- Gilbourn
and Youdell
- Schools
categorise into:
- Those with
potential
- Those who will
pass anyway
- Hopeless
cases
- Incorporates Lacey's
differentiation idea as
labelling is involved
- Education policies (e.g. league
tables) teacher stereotypes and
streaming affect achievement
- Competition
and selection
- Selection of middle
class leads to higher
league tables, and
higher popularity
- Cream-skimming:
selecting higher ability
pupils (less cost,
better results)
- Silt-shifting:
off-loading
learning
difficulties
- Marketisation and
selection policies have
polarised education